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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1958
Page
6
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President Eisenhower urged the Boy Scouts to adopt safety as their service project for 1958. The Safety Good Turn aims to engage 4.7 million scouts and leaders in promoting traffic outdoor and home safety as a national public service.
The essay reviews Soviet life through an American physician Dr. Carolyn Taylor who reports grim hospital care and low pay for doctors. It contrasts this with U.S. ambition for a vast weapons program while preserving health. It also notes the Kremlin's nine day feast ahead of Ash Wednesday and Mardi Gras in New Orleans as pre Lenten rites.
Hal Boyle details a sagging bullfighting scene in Mexico as talent and bull quality decline. He notes rivals like prizefighting, baseball, soccer, and jai alai divert interest, with legends Gaona Menolete Arruza Dominguin shaping past surges and rings now idle or small scale.
The piece argues a US presidential summit cannot bind the United States without Senate consent. It cites Yalta and Versailles as precedents, notes Dulles’s move against preconference ministers, and insists two or more Senators must accompany any serious talks to provide constitutionally required advice. The summit hinges on Senate participation and ratification.
Fulton Lewis Jr. profiles Linus Pauling and his worldwide petition against nuclear testing. The piece argues Pauling aligns with Communist causes per House Un-American Activities findings and notes the petition's high cost and international backing. It questions who funded the effort and how Soviet propaganda leveraged the signatures.
The text presents a 1958 astrology forecast urging tact to avoid relationship complications. It notes diplomacy helps job prospects, predicts strong domestic and sentimental outlook, mentions a possible November financial issue solvable with help, and promising December news. A child born that day is described as warm and intelligent.
Helen Keller attended the May erling film in New York with Polly Thompson and said she felt the shot before interpretation. R. Mahan of Dayton became manager of the Middletown Capper Store with 20 years in furniture trading. Harold Henderson and Joseph Dillon won top Journal carrier awards for 1937. Zilpha Cole and Eleanor C Achberger, Middletown students at the University of Cincinnati, were capped at nursing and health ceremonies.
The text reflects varied claims about hunting dogs in China, jail closures in Carpentras for economic reasons, and wolf bounty practices in parts of Canada. It notes visitors growing fond of places and ends with a taxpayer remark on bounties and costs.
In a 1938 Washington event at the Statler Hilton, wives of senators and representatives staged a pageant with a can can dance and fashion display. The program featured political figures impersonations, jokes about Texas, and commentary on democracy, drawing applause from attendees and the author.
Dorothy Kilgallen notes multiple show biz trends from black and white filming of Desire Under The Elms to ongoing Latin American political upheaval. Rock Hudson and Jose Quintero are tied to projects while Louis Prima eyes Mocambo. Broadway venues eye changes, hotel plans, and luxe entertainment intertwine with jazz, poetry, and celebrity sightings.
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